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    For reference, this is the bed frame I cracked my knee on.
    Tara N.

    I wanted to love this hotel so very much. The check-in process was prompt and easy, however not entirely warm and welcoming. We entered the room to an incredibly cute room. There was one small light in a nightstand to illuminate the whole bedroom area, which was odd, but not very off putting because we arrived so late and just wanted to go to bed. The bed was hands down the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept in. The bed is a horrible design for an oddly shaped and small room like this. As I rose from The bed in the morning to go to the bathroom, I cracked my knee so hard on the outer edge of the bed frame. I felt as though a chunk of bone had dislodged from my leg. I called the front desk to see if I could have a 30 minute later check out so I could hobble around and back my bag, but they firmly said no. Between the bed conditions and the frame of the bed, I feel like I've been beaten with sticks. Conclusion: this place is so cute and cozy, but if you like a bed that is comfortable, don't stay here.

    Hallway to stairway
    Brittany B.

    Are you a design buff? Do tasteful historic restorations wake you up in the morning? Is #archporn your preferred hashtag? If so, this place is for you! (And even if you're not this place is probably still for you)! Spanning four properties, this historic gem seems to be ripped straight from the pages of a storybook...or maybe arch digest! What was it before?- What is it now?- custom rooms (each shown online if youre aiming for a specific room, tastefully restored, boasting the most beautiful showers you've ever seen! Artful shared spaces for like minds to connect, a restaurant and bar serving a variety of options day and night, a cathedral primed for weddings and yoga alike, a shop (because why not), and much more to explore. There's a steamer in room...and my excitement at this fact alone reminds me that I'm firmly and undoubtedly an adult. Weddings, yoga, Elysian bar, parking, and a location in a walkable fairly central part of the city-it's a win for me. Peter and Paul, if you ever decide to sell, give me a call, I'll be your buyer!

    Edward N.

    I use to come to Nawlins for work but would always stay in Downtown. This was one of my first leisure trips to the city with my partner to have some fun. We choose Peter & Paul because of its location and esthetics. I'm a designer and visuals do a lot for me as well as architecture. The hotel used to be a school and church and has been repurposed wonderfully. You have the main building which is in the school building which hosts the main lobby, a water station, lounge area and rooms. The building hosts a bar, cafe, restaurant and rooms. Bar was my favorite part as I was there cooling down with drinks constantly. Bartenders were friendly and cool. The next building is the actual church which now hosts events and Yoga and pilates and lastly the small building at the end has a small shop with nice jewelry, clothes, and other miscellaneous nic nacs. The location is nice very close to Frenchman, close to several eateries, drug stores as well as light rail stops. We will most definitely be back.

    Lovely outside courtyard
    Eliza J.

    Stoping at Elysian Bar for cocktails. So glad we did. Good cocktails and delicious appetizers. The Hotel, Restaurant and bar is a former church, convent and rectory. It's beautiful! The integrity of architecture is in place inside and out. The design and style for bar, restaurant is very pleasing. Done is absolute good taste. It's another must stop.

    Stunning shower
    FreeDom ..

    I wasn't the biggest fan of The Elysian Bar, but I'm a huge fan of this hotel! If looking for an immaculate and extremely comfortable experience, look no further! I found the hotel to be just as "plush", "warm" and "inviting" as Maison La Luz, but literally half the price and in a better neighborhood. The bed and linen choices? Astounding.

    Geoff J.

    Just spent a week here and it is first rate. Unique buildings and rooms, friendly staff, great value, walking distance to many places including Frenchman Street. Three good breakfast places that are very close with an on site coffee cafe, bar and restaurant. Other restaurants are further afield but also within walking distance. Uber can take you anywhere of course. The only negative I can fathom is that the coffee cafe does not open till 7am so if you want coffee before that, you will have to walk a few hundred yards to "Who Dat" coffee cafe which is open five days a week and opens at 6:30am. Will definitely stay there again.

    Joseph H.

    SERVICE: 5 AESTHETICS: 5 NOISE LEVEL: 5 OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 5 This remodeled church, into a hotel, is amazing. The service was superb, rooms large, and it's not in the middle of the mess with huge crowds and lots of noise. This hotel isn't far from the party. We walked everywhere while we were in New Orleans. If you're visiting, and want a hotel that doesn't break the bank, but is within walking distance of the all the excitement then don't hesitate to book here. My last visits I stayed on bourbon street, and it was a nightmare. Was loud, with tiny rooms, and overpriced to say the least. We don't visit often, but when we do this will be our new go to hotel.

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    Bridget M.

    I just checked into this hotel on Sunday, and it was beautiful. It's about a 1.2 miles walk from the French Quarter. When you walk in lot the hotel it smells wonderful and the property is extremely clean, internal and external. Justin, Jenny, Jamal were so professional and customer service oriented. The staff was personable and friendly. They took their time to tell the lay of the land. While we were checking in with Jenny, Justin was taking our luggage to our room. Jenny was so pleasant and made the check-in process seamless. I spoke to Jamal on the phone and he was so courteous with answering my questions. When it was time to check out, Justin secured our luggage so we could grab breakfast before leaving. We were able to walk to and from the French Quarter, passing the Frenchmen's market and river walk. I highly recommend this hotel. Loved the staff, the room and the neighborhood!! I can't wait to return.

    Mel E.

    The best boutique hotel I've ever been to and it's located about an 8 minute walk from the French quarter. The hotel is a treat and I loved every moment and the attention to detail as it pertains to the decor. The staff was great (extra shout out to Justin, who was OUTSTANDING)! The great service started before arrival where they confirm your visit and inquire as to any accommodations and perks you may want for your room. The room was clean, bright and beautifully decorated. You've got to see it to believe it. They also have a restaurant called the Elysian bar (please refer to my review for my experience) and food and drink offers were nice. The third part of the building is where yoga, live music and festivities for guests occur. My visit and experience was exceptional. I got all the rest and relaxation I needed in addition to great food options. I look forward to staying here again. Enjoy!

    2nd Floor Room
    Michael M.

    Hotel Peter & Paul is incredibly beautiful. The renovated church turned hotel has every modern comfort you'd like - and I was pleasantly surprised to find the rooms are well insulated from the outside noise. We requested the second floor, which has higher ceilings I believe. Jamal was the best - he and the crew had all the tips regarding the location. This was my third time in New Orleans but usually I stay closer to Canal - this was a great way to break the habit, although I did end up Uber-ing to and from the hotel mostly (rain). The adjacent Elysian Bar is a super rad, house turned restaurant. Although we were bummed we didn't get to dine in - we actually lucked out and had dinner in the huge church itself. I heard this is only temp due to covid - so hit it up before it's gone. The food was seriously great, but that's another review. We'll definitely be back - hopefully soon. Salud. Props to my girl for finding this spot in the first place!

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    This place is amazing. The entire experience is immersive and just plain fun. 100% you will not regret your stay, just book it.

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    We arrived late slept like a baby. Old world charm in a quiet neighborhood. We're here for a wedding. There restoration is unique

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    Weddings, yoga, Elysian bar, parking, and a location in a walkable fairly central part of the city-it's a win for me.

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